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This is Beyond Today, on a bank holiday.

We'll be back to normal tomorrow, but today we're republishing one of our most popular episodes.

Now we've had some really interesting guests on the podcast over the past few months.

If you scroll back through our timeline you can find Charlie Brooker the creator of

Black Mirror and Stacy Dooley but one of my favorites was this one.

Hello I'm Tina Dehealey Welcome to Beyond Today from BBC Radio 4.

Every now and then we invite a guest into the studio and today it's someone I'm a

huge fan of, Louis Thru. You don't need the Fed votes. It's up to you. I don't

I should like the way they feel on my head, but

it feels like something's hugging my head. I wanted to talk to Louis about how he's become

one of the most well-known, well-loved, and widely maimed journalists in Britain.

You'd never take for granted that people appreciate what you do,

even in the form of mugs with me with tits.

Louis's been making documentaries for more than 20 years now and has reached cult status.

His latest film is called Surviving America's Most Hated Family.

I've been to Topeka, Kansas, to do a follow-up on a cult.

Well, I shouldn't call them a cult.

I call them an extreme religious group called the

Westboro Baptist Church.

Louie went back to find out how they've dealt with the death of their leader and

how 13 years on the world has changed around them and also for the rest of us.

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